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CLCPAC presents a brand-new Summer youth theatre program  

The Central Lakes Community Performing Arts Center (CLCPAC) is thrilled to announce its upcoming two-week summer program, Spotlight Youth Theatre Camp, for students in grades 5-8 and 9-12. This exciting program will be led by some of the most talented teachers in the Brainerd Lakes Area, including Amy Borash (director and choreographer), Kryston Wiseley (choral teacher at Forestview Middle School), and CLCPAC Director Joey Yow. 

When asked about the camp, Yow stated that he believes that theatre is an excellent way to build a student’s skills in communication, collaboration, confidence, problem-solving, and other essential abilities. “CLCPAC is dedicated to growing a community of performing arts practitioners and enthusiasts. With over 70 students attending our recent auditions for High School Musical Junior, there is clearly a significant demand for opportunities like Spotlight Youth Theatre Camp. The best part is that the camp is open to students of all skill levels, and no prior experience or auditions are necessary. All that’s required is a willingness to have fun and create fantastic memories.” 

The camp is structured with a unique tuition model called Pay-What-You-Wish, which is designed to make the program more accessible to everyone. Suggested tuition options will be available when registering, or parents can contact the center directly and register their child at a price that suits their needs. 

Spotlight is also meant to provide a compliment to CLCPAC’s ongoing partnership with Play off the Page, a theatre camp taught by Mary Aalgaard at Central Lakes College in late July/early August. “We’re looking to diversify the opportunities available to the community for youth theatre experiences,” said Yow. “The summer is a busy season for everyone, but we hope by providing multiple classes throughout the summer, we’re providing options that can fit the schedules of anyone who wants to learn.” 

Spotlight Youth Theatre Camp will be held at Central Lakes College – Brainerd Campus, weekdays only, from June 20 through June 30, from 12:30 to 4:00 PM. Play off the Page runs July 24-28 for students in grades 1-5 and July 31-August 4 for students in grades 6-9, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. For more information or to register for Spotlight Youth Theatre Camp and Play off the Page, visit  www.clcperformingarts.com/summer-youth-theater-workshops. 

 

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